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 1 5 |        sacred discipline, of the liberty of the Church. We have examples
 2 9 |    morals, of the discipline and liberty, and therefore also of the
 3 12|        defending strenuously the liberty of the Spouse of Christ,
 4 13|          under the lying name of liberty. And to bring about by the
 5 13|        waging it through love of liberty, civilization, and progress,
 6 13|      having despoiled her of all liberty, they do not hesitate in
 7 13|        that the progress of real liberty and the purest civilization
 8 16| themselves, and that they are at liberty to throw off either openly
 9 18|      sanctity of public law, for liberty, civilization, sound doctrine,
10 22|        the Apostolic See and the liberty of the Church of Christ,
11 23|             23. That same honor, liberty, and purity of the Church
12 24|         noble appeals for sacred liberty have a timely echo in our
13 25|          you love and defend the liberty of the Spouse of God and
14 25|      loves nothing more than the liberty of His Church. "They who
15 25|       his zeal in defense of her liberty, so necessary in the government
16 25|      loves nothing more than the liberty of His Church." Nor can
17 27|       fettered, the very name of liberty is mocked, and new devices
18 34|        of his who fought for the liberty and doctrine of the Church
19 40|         fight openly against the liberty and the rights of the Church,
20 44|  firmness for the defense of the liberty and rights of the Church. ~